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Great Job, Gerlachians!  I learned something about each of your subjects through the pictures, your writing or the links to resources you included.  I was most impressed by the projects which used primary source documents, edited and proofread their writing, and emphasized two perspectives on an issue.  Well done, and thank you for included me!
Mr. Hamilton

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Abigail Jane Scott DuniwayBy: Addison EckleyHow Abigail Jane Scott Duniway became famouseAbigail Jane Scott Duniway became famous for changing the country in a positive way, women did not have they're own right to vote or even a right at all but when Abigail fought for women's right it all changed.

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CALIFORNIA GOLD RUSH BOOM TOWN!!by;chase limburgwhy where boom towns created and how do they appear then disappearBoom towns are towns where miners live when large amounts are around for gold.The boom towns are always moving with the miners.

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HELLO!A windmill is a mill that converts the energy of wind into rotational energy by means of vanes called sails or blades. Centuries ago, windmills usually were used to mill grain (gristmills), pump water (windpumps),BY BRANDON AUNGST Today, the windmill's modern equivalent - a wind turbine - can use the wind's energy to generate electricity.

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OREGON TRAIL Oregon trailThe tough days on the. . . 11811 - 1840#1 route to go west on The Oregon Trail goes through Oregon, Nebraska,Kansas,Wyoming, Missouri, and IdahoAbout 35,000 people traveled on the Oregon TrailThe Oregon Trail is 2,170 miles longHardships: Some hardships of the journey were death of relatives due to accidents, indian attacks, supply shortages, weather, drowning, disease, terrain, and even medicine.

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California Gold Rush By: Alyssa W & Savannah Chello worldHi my name is Jake and I am going to tell you the story of the California Gold Rush. The California Gold Rush was the largest mass migration in American history since it brought about 300,000 people to California.

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Their way of living is very interesting ,to learn more keep reading...the Cherokee Indians wake up early in the morning, the males go hunting while their wives prepare a fire the younger children coll

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By : Jackson ParksWindmills!We are happy you're hereHELLO!You guesed it today i am telling you about windmillsThe first thing i will tell you is the creator danial hallaway specifics about the techloligey:They are known as machiens driven by wind power to collect kenetic energy and most important they convert wind

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SacagaweaBy:Maddy.A. &Brenna why was Sacagawea important she was in portent because....Sacajawea was on the Lewis and Clark expiation she made medicine for other people * Her translating skills were extremly usefullShe told them what was poisiness to eat and what was fine IDEAGREATShe told them what was poisiness to eat and what was fine As was her intimate knowledge of some difficult terrain.

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    Trail of Tears by: Andrew B. & Henry D.

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    Trail of Tears by: Andrew B. & Henry D.

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trail of tearsAndrew B. & Henry D.The trail of tearsover 4,00 of the 15,000 cherokies died!This was important to westward expansion because of its devastating effects. The migrants faced hunger, disease, and exhaustion on the forced march.

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Lewis&Clark ExpeditionBy: Jacob and JasonWhat is the Lewis&Clark expedition? Here you will find some information.The map Lewis and Clark took.When did it happen?This event took place on May 14, 1804 to Sep 23, 1806 this was about 2 yearsTheir journey was over 7000 miles long. Thats a lot of walking.Did you know?

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Transcontinental RailroadBy: CJ Strevig and Cain PDid you know that Charles Crocker, Leland Stanford, Collis Huntington and Mark Hopkins built the Transcontinental Railroad.Some key descriptions, details or specifics about the technology is that One route was called the "central route". It followed much the same route as the Oregon Trail.

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''MAD'' Anne BaileyHi my name is PaytonBy: Payton Dinbokowitz''Mad'' Anne Bailey''Mad'' Anne Bailey was important because she fought in the American Revolutionary war and the North West Indian War.Anne Baileys husband was in a battle between the Native Americans and Virginia. Annes husband died in that battle and she wasn't pleased.That is what started her mission.

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Manifest DestinyBy: Presley & Illiana- photography -- photography -What is Manifest DestinyBUSINESSBRIEFCASEBUSINESSBRIEFCASEIn the 19th centry U.S, Manifest Destiny was a belief that was widely held that the destiny of amarican settelers was to expand and move acrossed the continent to spread their traditions and their institutions, while at the same time enlighting more primitive nations.BUSINESSBRIEFCASEwho is credited for creating the name ''Manifest Destiny''BUSINESSBRIEFCASEBOLD DARK TEXTS FOR LIGHT VIDEOS It was John L.

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The Telegraphby Nathaniel GormanThe Telegraph was invented by Samuel Morse and Impacted the Westward Expansion by being able to send important information.fun factsDid you know that the telegram is a telegraph message written in print?The telegraph had changed after its first apearance in the 1830's. The telegraph did not have enough wires.

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The Pony Express By:Drew Schwartz and Robert Arnold

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Indian Removal ActBy: Andrew Tidey & Sophia przychodaWhat led up to the campaign of the indian removal act?Indians were the main opstacle for the westward expansion so white settlers petitioned to get them removed Who was involved?The five major tribes affected were the Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek & Seminole.

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